1 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

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1 1 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

2 Purpose conference objectives Boston Children s Hospital is pleased to host Connect Share Impact: Pediatric and Neonatal Critical Care Nursing Summit, September 25 26, 2015 at the Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School, in the heart of Boston s famed Longwood medical center neighborhood. The summit creates a unique platform for nurses to:» Discuss the unique challenges and opportunities in pediatric and neonatal critical care» Collectively identify trends in pediatric and neonatal critical care nursing that should be addressed» Share best practices that nurses are able to institute into their organizations» Grow their professional network» Prepare for pediatric/neonatal critical care certification and obtain continuing education credits Keynote speakers WELCOME AND KEYNOTE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015, 7:30 8:30 A.M. Dr. Patricia A. Hickey is Vice President and Associate Chief Nurse at Boston Children s Hospital and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. She is known internationally for her work in leadership development, patient safety and bridging nursing practice and health policy. Her program of research examines the nursing and organizational factors associated with pediatric patient outcomes. Patricia A. Hickey PhD, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, CPHQ, FAAN Vice President and Associate Chief, Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services Associate Chief Nursing Officer Boston Children s Hospital Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Harvard Medical School Continuing education credit: description successful completion Upon successful completion of the Pediatric and Neonatal Critical Care Nursing Summit, up to 11 continuing nursing education contact hours will be provided by Boston Children s Hospital. Upon successful completion of the preconference: Advances in Pediatric or Neonatal Critical Care Nursing, up to 9 continuing nursing education contact hours will be provided. Boston Children s Hospital is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Association Massachusetts, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission on Accreditation. KEYNOTE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015, 7:30 8:30 A.M. Dr. Martha A. Q. Curley is the Ellen and Robert Kapito Professor in Nursing Science at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. She also holds a joint appointment in Anesthesia and Critical Care Medicine at the University s Perelman School of Medicine and is a Nurse Scientist at Boston Children s Hospital. Her research has specifically focused on multi-site clinical trials to generate new knowledge in the care of critically-ill pediatric patients, instrument development studies to provide clinicians with better tools to assess patient status and risk and interventional studies to support parent needs and priorities in the pediatric intensive care unit. Martha A.Q. Curley PhD, RN, FAAN Ellen and Robert Kapito Professor in Nursing Science School of Nursing Anesthesia and Critical Care Medicine University of Pennsylvania About Boston Children s Hospital Boston Children s Hospital is a 395-bed comprehensive center for pediatric health care. As one of the largest pediatric medical centers in the United States, Boston Children s Hospital offers a complete range of health care services for children. Our services begin with fetal interventions as early as 15 weeks gestation and in some situations continue through adulthood. Boston Children s Hospital is recognized as a Magnet institution and has been awarded 5 Beacon Awards for Excellence from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses including 4 Gold Beacon Awards for each of our critical care programs: cardiac, medicine, medical/surgical and neonatal. The edition of Best Children s Hospitals by U.S.News World Report ranked Boston Children s Hospital in the top spot on the Pediatric Honor Roll. All specialties were ranked in the top 4, with #1 rankings in 7 out of 10 evaluated specialties. These rankings are a testament to Boston Children s commitment to providing the best family-centered care across the broadest spectrum of specialties. GUEST LECTURER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015, 12:20 1:20 P.M. Dr. Jos M. Latour is a Professor in Clinical Nursing in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Plymouth University in Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom. His research interests focus on the experiences of parents, families and patients in the Intensive Care Unit. Jos M. Latour PhD, RN Professor of Clinical Nursing School of Nursing and Midwifery Faculty of Health and Human Sciences University of Plymouth Devon, United Kingdom 2 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

3 Poster abstract submission and preconference information The conference planning committee invites you to submit an abstract on an education, evidencebased practice, quality improvement or research project of interest to pediatric and neonatal critical care nurses. This is an excellent opportunity to share your work! Abstracts will be reviewed for poster presentation and prizes will be awarded to the best poster in each category. Deadline and acceptance The deadline for submitting abstracts is July 15, Notifications of acceptance will be sent by July 31, 2015 to allow poster presenters to register with early bird status. Abstracts should be submitted as a word document and sent as an attachment to patricia.lincoln@childrens.harvard.edu Presentation area The Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School provides a light-filled, open space in which to display and view posters. At the conference, posters will be presented during facilitator-led walk rounds during the 5 7 p.m. evening reception on Friday. ABSTRACT TEMPLATE: Primary author: affiliation, address, telephone, address Abstract category: Education, Evidence-Based Practice, Quality Improvement or Research Title of abstract Body of abstract: limit 300 words, single spaced, Times New Roman or Arial 12 font INCLUSION REQUIREMENTS: Education» intended audience» 2 learning objectives» impact/significance of the topic» key points Evidence-based practice» general statement of the problem» 2 learning objectives» clinical question» review of the literature» critical appraisal of the evidence» implications for practice Quality improvement» 2 learning objectives of the project» background/significance» methods» outcomes» findings, implications and next steps Research» purpose/questions/aims» 2 learning objectives» background/significance» methods» results» conclusions Preconference information Preceding the summit on Thursday September 24 th, Boston Children s will conduct two all-day programs titled Advances in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing and Advances in Neonatal Critical Care Nursing. These programs will provide nurses an opportunity for instruction on topics and materials necessary for certifications in pediatric/neonatal critical care. Upon successful completion of either program in its entirety, up to 9 continuing nursing education contact hours will be provided by Boston Children s Hospital. 3 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

4 Schedule at a glance: Friday, September 25, 2015 PEDIATRIC ICU TRACT CARDIAC ICU TRACT NEONATAL ICU TRACT GENERAL TRACT SIMULATION TRACT BREAKFAST 7:30 8:30 a.m. WELCOME AND KEYNOTE PATRICIA A. HICKEY PHD, MBA, RN, FAAN 8:40 9:10 a.m. Are You Hungry? Achieving Nutrient Delivery Goals for Critically Ill Children with the Use of an Enteral Nutrition Algorithm Pediatric Cardiac Arrhythmias: Assessment and Nursing Implications Therapeutic Hypothermia: State of the Science 9:20 9:50 a.m. Canine Comfort: Dog Visitation in the Pediatric Acute Care Setting The Changing Landscape of Mechanical Circulatory Support: Use of Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) in Pediatrics Non-Invasive Assisted Ventilation in Newborns and Infants 9:50 10:20 a.m. BREAK 10:20 10:50 a.m. Walking on Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO): Bridging the Gap to Successful Organ Transplantation Please Feed Me Optimizing Enteral Nutrition in Neonates with Congenital Heart Disease 11 11:30 a.m. Got Bad Asthma? Just Breathe! Don t Be Shocked: Automatic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (AICD) Placement and Family Education Pearls of Wisdom for Neonatal Ostomy Care and Management Ethical Issues in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) 11:40 a.m. Pediatric Home Mechanical Ventilation: Breath to Beats: Ventilation Strategies and Why Nutrition Matters: The Importance of 12:10 p.m. Supporting a Burgeoning Community the Effects on the Cardiovascular System Optimizing Neonatal Nutrition 12:10 1:10 p.m. LUNCH 1:10 1:40 p.m. Management of Narcotic and Benzodiazepine Withdrawal in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 1:50 2:20 p.m. Perceptions of Nurses Who Care for Critically Ill Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Patients Let s Get Moving: Exercise Restrictions and Patients with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) Pulmonary Vein Stenosis: Diagnosis to Treatment Promoting Family Centered Developmental Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): Connecting Parents and Babies Parents Transforming Care: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Family Advisory Council Promoting Success: A Mentoring Program for New Graduates in the Pediatric Critical Care Unit Novel Role: The Unit-Based Infection Prevention Nurse Interventional Strategies for Severe Pulmonary Hypertension Refractory to Medical Therapy Managing Challenging Family Behavior in the ICU Boston Children s Hospital Transport Team: Bringing Critical Care to the Community Is a Palliative Care Consult Only For End of Life? Blindsided by Research: How I Got Mixed Up in a Research Project and the Ways It Changed My Life Cardiac Intensive Care Unit SIM Neonatal Intensive Care Unit SIM Pediatric Intensive Care Unit SIM 2:30 3:30 p.m. CHALLENGING CONVERSATIONS IN PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE: PROGRAM TO ENHANCE RELATIONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS (PERCS) 3:40 4:10 p.m. Adding Wheels to a Wish: Pediatric Palliative Transports The Left is Yet to Come: Biventricular Repairs for the Borderline Left Ventricle 4:20 4:50 p.m. Huddle Up for Sepsis! How Low Can We Go: Management of Low Cardiac Output Syndrome in the Post- Operative Pediatric Cardiac Patient Challenges Associated with the Infant Car Seat Challenge (ICSC) Chronic Lung Disease: State of the Science 5 7 p.m. MODERATED POSTER SESSIONS AND COCKTAIL RECEPTION Measuring the Complexity of Nursing Care Using the Complexity Assessment and Monitoring To Ensure 0ptimal Outcomes (CAMEO) Tool Non-Heart Beating Organ Donation in Pediatrics: A Primer for the Pediatric Critical Care Nurse 4 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

5 Schedule at a glance: Saturday, September 26, 2015 PEDIATRIC ICU TRACT CARDIAC ICU TRACT NEONATAL ICU TRACT GENERAL TRACT BREAKFAST 7:30 8:30 a.m. KEYNOTE MARTHA A. Q. CURLEY PHD, RN, FAAN 8:40 9:10 a.m. Newly Licensed Nurses Experiences with Death and Dying in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit The Bewitching Hour: Confessions from the Night Shift 9:20 9:50 a.m. Are We Ready for Ebola? Prenatal Counseling for Congenital Heart Disease Understanding and Managing Deformational Plagiocephaly (DP) in the Inpatient Setting It s In Your Hands: Educational Initiative for Parent Hand Hygiene a.m. SAFETY Safety Without Silence: Addressing Hospital Alarm Fatigue The Red Zone: A Tool to Promote Patient Safety in Clinical Practice OR to ICU to Floor: Promoting Safety During Patient Handoff 11 11:40 a.m. BREAK The Children s Hospital Early Warning Scoring System (CHEWS) Global Healthcare 11:40 a.m. 12:10 p.m. Esophageal Atresia (EA): When Do We Repair, Replace or Regrow The Adult Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) Survivor: What to Expect as the CHD Patient Ages Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC): Early Recognition, Stabilization and Treatment 12:20 1:20 p.m. GUEST LECTURER JOS M. LATOUR PHD, RN 5 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

6 Meeting information P FOOD Lunch will be provided on Thursday, September 24 for those who participate in the certification review course. Breakfast, a box lunch and afternoon snack will be served on the first day of the summit (September 25). Additionally, appetizers will be served during an evening cocktail reception. Breakfast and a late morning snack will be served on the last day of the summit (September 26). Attendees are responsible for all other meals, so please plan accordingly. DIRECTIONS Please click here to access directions to the Martin Center, including from Boston s Logan Airport and public transportation options. Additionally, taxis are available throughout Boston to take you anywhere you need to go, and all accept credit cards. PARKING Parking will not be provided through the conference. Conference attendees who choose to drive to the Longwood Medical Area may park in local parking garages which typically cost $30-40 per day. Public transportation options are available. Please visit MBTA website for details. I LOCATION The entire two-day event will take place at: The Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School 77 Avenue Louis Pasteur, Boston, MA The all-day certification review class on Thursday, September 24 will take place at: 1 Autumn Street, Boston, MA (a short walk from the conference center) BOSTON ATTRACTIONS Boston is home to some of the world s best restaurants and cultural attractions. We hope you take advantage of your stay here and build in some free time to explore this great city. Click here for ideas on what to do in and around Boston. DISCLOSURE Planners and faculty disclose the existence of any financial relationship or other relationship they or their spouse/partner may have with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) or services relating to the topics presented in the educational activity. 6 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

7 Meeting information, continued HOTELS Click here to display hotels within walking distance of the Joseph B. Martin Conference Center. Additionally, we have reserved a limited number of rooms at the following hotels at discounted prices for summit attendees: Holiday Inn Boston Brookline 1200 Beacon St., Boston, MA Reservations: Booking code: CCN Booking link: Critical Care Nursing Group Rooms Distance from the conference center: 1 mile The Inn at Longwood Medical 342 Longwood Ave, Boston, MA Reservations: Front Desk: Group Block code: CARE0924 Booking link: Pediatric Critical Care Summit Block Name: Boston Children s Hospital Distance from the conference center: 0.3 miles envision Hotel 81 South Huntington Ave, Boston, MA Reservations: Please ask for Tanner Tin Group Block code: Critical Care Nursing Online reservations (preferred): ttin-soe@envisionhotelboston.com Distance from the conference center: 0.9 miles The Charles Hotel One Bennett Street, Cambridge, MA Reservations: General inquiries: Group Block code: CritCare15 Booking link: Critical Care Summit Charles Hotel online booking instructions:» Go to the hotel s website charleshotel.com» Click on the Reservations button on the top right of the screen» Once you re in the booking window, enter the dates for your stay» Enter the Group Code: CritCare15» Click Check Availability» Click View Available Rooms» Select the room type preferred» Complete the contact and billing information» The guest will be ed a confirmation number Distance from the conference center: 3.1 miles 7 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

8 Conference Planning Committee Patricia Lincoln MS, RN, CCRN, BC-CNS, Co-Chair Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cardiac ICU Mary-Jeanne Manning MSN, RN, BC-PNP, CCRN, Co-Chair Clinical Nurse Specialist, Medical/Surgical ICU Leah Abecassis MSN, RN, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Medical ICU Dorothy Beke MS, RN, CPNP-PC/AC Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cardiac ICU Denise Casey MS, RN, CPNP, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Neonatal ICU Celeste Chandonnet BSN, RN, CCRN, CIC Unit-based Infection Prevention Liaison Nurse, Neonatal ICU Dennis Doherty MSN, RN, CCRN Staff Development Specialist, Clinical Education and Informatics Diana Dorci Analyst I, Development Debra Forbes-Morrow BSN, RN, CCRN Staff Nurse III, Cardiac ICU Eva Gomez MSN, RN-BC, CPN Staff Development Specialist, Clinical Education and Informatics Susan Hamilton MS, RN, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Medical/ Surgical ICU Annette Imprescia BSN, RN, CCRN Staff Nurse III, Clinical Educator, Cardiac ICU Michelle LaBrecque MSN, RN, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Neonatal ICU Janelle Nobrega MSN, RN, CPNP Clinical Nurse Specialist, Acute Care Cardiac Unit Caitlin O Brien BSN, RN, CCRN Staff Nurse III, Clinical Educator, Neonatal ICU Mary O Brien BSN, RN, CCRN Nurse Manager, Cardiac ICU Nicole Rybaki MSN, RN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Acute Care Cardiac Unit Jaime Vergara RN, BSN, CCRN Staff Nurse II, Cardiac ICU Cardiovascular and Critical Care Nursing Clinical and Research Leadership Patricia Hickey PhD, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, CPHQ, FAAN Vice President, Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services Associate Chief Nurse Michelle Hurtig MSN, RN, NE-BC Director of Nursing Patient Services, Acute Care Cardiac Unit Aimee Lyons PhD(c), RN, CPNP, CCRN, NE-BC, CPHQ Director of Nursing Patient Services, Critical Care Transport and Medical/Surgical ICU Jason Thornton MSN, RN, CPHQ, NE-BC Director of Nursing Patient Services, Cardiac ICU and Cardiovascular Operating Room Cheryl Toole MS, RN, CCRN, NEA-BC Director of Nursing Patient Services, Neonatal ICU Jon Whiting BSN, RN, CCRN Nurse Manager, Medicine ICU Jean Connor PhD, RN, CPNP Director of Nursing Research, Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services Michele DeGrazia PhD, RN, NNP-BC, FAAN Director of Nursing Research, Neonatal ICU Martha A.Q. Curley PhD, RN, FAAN Nurse Scientist, Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services Sandra Mott PhD, RN-BC, CPN Nurse Scientist, Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services Note: all presentations subject to change. For questions, please contact Mary-Jeanne Manning at mary-jeanne.manning@children s.harvard.edu Sponsors A special thanks to our sponsors: 8 Boston Children s Hospital Visit childrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015 for updates and to register

9 Educa7onalProgram:PediatricIntensiveCareUnitTract 8:409:10am!!!!!Are!You!Hungry?!Achieving!Nutrient!Delivery!Goals!for!Cri:cally!Ill!!!! Children!with!the!Use!of!an!Enteral!Nutri:on!Algorithm! Recentliteraturesupportsenteralnutri7on(EN)asthepreferredmode ofnutrientdeliveryinthepediatricintensivecareunit.thissession willreviewcurrentevidencesuppor7ngtheuseofenaswellas strategiestoovercomebarriersandchallengestoachievingop7mal EN.Oneins7tu7on sexperiencewithdevisingandimplemen7nga nursedrivenenguidelinewillbediscussed. SusanHamiltonMS,RN,CCRN,CWOCN ClinicalNurseSpecialist Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 9:209:50amCanine!Comfort:!Dog!Visita:on!in!the!Pediatric!Acute!Care!SeEng Therearelimiteddataregardingachild'sresponsetodogvisita7on inthepediatricacutecaresepng.thispresenta7onwillsharedata gatheredfromaquasiexperimentalstudylookingatachild'smood preandpostdogvisita7on. AimeeLyonsPhD(c),RN,CPNP,CCRN,NEIBC,CPHQ DirectorofNursingPaLentServices CriLcalCareTransportTeamandMedical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 10:2010:50amWalking!on!Extracorporeal!Membrane!Oxygena:on!(ECMO):!!!!!!!!!!! Bridging!the!Gap!to!Successful!Organ!Transplanta:on Thissessionwillfocusonsafelyambula7ngpa7entsonECMOinthe ICUforrehabilita7on.Acasestudyapproachwillbeusedtopresent thisnewaspectofcare,theappropriatepopula7onandwhatwehave learned. StephanieLarsenBS,RRTINPSSusannahTaylorBSN,RN ECMOSupervisor StaffNurseII RespiratoryCareDepartmentMedical/SurgicalIntensiveCare BostonChildren shospitalunit BostonChildren shospital Friday,September25, :0011:30amGot!Bad!Asthma?!Just!Breathe!! Thissessionwillpresentasafe,efficient,standardizedapproach createdbythecri7calcareserviceatbostonchildren shospital toprovideinpa7entswiththeasthmacarerequired,including successfuldischargetohomewithoutreadmission. DariaDonellyBA,RRTINPS RespiratoryCareSupervisor RespiratoryCareDepartment BostonChildren shospital! 11:40am12:10pmSuppor:ng!a!Burgeoning!Community! Asmorepa7entsarebeingdischargedhomewithlongterm medicalneeds,thereisagrowingneedtosupportmedically complexpa7entsathome.thissessionwilldescribeaunique homeven7la7onprogramthatpromotesthecareofchildrenat homewithintensivecareneeds. RobertJ.GrahamMD Director,CriLcalCare,Anesthesia,PerioperaLveExtension(CAPE) HomeVenLlaLonProgram AssociateinCriLcalCareMedicine BostonChildren'sHospital AssistantProfessor HarvardMedicalSchool! 1:101:40pmManagement!of!Narco:c!and!Benzodiazepine!Withdrawal!in!the! Pediatric!Intensive!Care!Unit! Thissessionwillfocusonthepharmacologicmanagementof narco7candbenzodiazepinewithdrawal.thediscussionwill includereviewofthepharmacologicalagentsandthestrategies usedtoincorporatetheseagentsforseda7onweaningand managementofwithdrawalsymptoms.! LizaLiPharmD,BCPS JessicaWhitePharmD ClinicalPharmacist ClinicalPharmacist BostonChildren shospital BostonChildren shospital 9BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

10 Educa7onalProgram:PediatricIntensiveCareUnitTract Friday,September25,2015 1:502:20pmPercep:ons!of!Nurses!Who!Care!for!Cri:cally!Ill!Pediatric!Bone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Marrow!Transplant!Pa:ents! Thispresenta7onwillreviewthefindingsofanovel,qualita7ve, descrip7vestudythatexploredthepercep7onsofpediatricnursesin boththebonemarrowtransplant(bmt)unitandthepediatric intensivecareunit(picu)thatcareforbmtpa7entswhorequire intensivecardiopulmonarysupport. BrienneJohnsonBSN,RN,CPON,CCRN StaffNurseII Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren'sHospital! 3:404:10pmAdding!Wheels!to!a!Wish:!Pediatric!Pallia:ve!Transports Sta7s7csrevealthatmostchildrenwhorequirelifesustaining measuresatendoflifedieinanintensivecareunit.atboston Children shospital,pediatricpallia7vetransportsprovidethese pa7entsandfamiliesachoiceofloca7onofdeathiftheirwishisfor thechildtodieathomeorataninpa7enthospice. HarrieXNelsonMSN,RN,CCRN,NREMTIP StaffNurseII CriLcalCareTransportTeam BostonChildren shospital! 4:204:50pmHuddle!Up!for!Sepsis!! Improvingpa7entcareandoutcomesregardingsepsisisaprominent topicinmanyhospitalstoday.thissessiondescribeshowaneffec7ve systemforearlyiden7fica7onofsepsiswascreatedwhichtriggers promptinterven7onsforpa7entcare.thishasimprovedoutcomesin thosepa7entsaffectedbysepsisinthecri7calcareareas,aswellas resul7nginearlyinterven7onforsepsisonthepediatricfloors. PascaleAudainBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseI MedicineIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital Saturday,September26,2015 8:409:10amNewly!Licensed!Nurses'!Experiences!with!Death!and!Dying!in!the!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Pediatric!Intensive!Care!Unit! Thisdescrip7vequalita7veresearchexplorednewlylicensednurses' experienceswithdeathanddyingduringthefirstthreeyearsof employment.theresultsservetoenlightenourunderstandingof newlylicensednurses'experienceandhelpustounderstandwhatthey perceivetobehelpfulduringthedeathanddyingprocessinthepicu.! MaureenHillierDNP(c),RN,CCRN StaffNurseII Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 9:209:50amAre!We!Ready!for!EBOLA? Thissessionwilldescribeaqualityimprovementprojectthatevolvedin responsetotheebolavirusexposuresintheunitedstates.thegoalof theprojectwastodeterminewhetherhealthcareprovidersfelt adequatelypreparedintheuseofpersonalprotec7veequipment(ppe) aderpar7cipa7nginauniquetrainingprogram PaulaConradBSN,RN,CCRNJoanneKinlayBSN,MMedSci,RN,CIC StaffNurseIII,UnitIBasedInfecLonPrevenLonandControl InfecLonPrevenLonLiaisonNurseEpidemiologist MedicalIntensiveCareUnitBostonChildren shospital BostonChildren shospital! 11:40amEsophageal!Atresia!(EA):!When!Do!We!Repair,!Replace!or!Regrow 12:10pm Caringforthepa7entwithesophagealatresiaisachallengefor clinicians.thissessionwillreviewthemostcommontypesofeaand treatment.specialemphasiswillbeonthefokerprocessofgrowth induc7onandimplica7ons. MauraHeckmannDNPRN,CPNP PediatricNursePracLLoner Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 10BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

11 Educa7onalProgram:CardiacIntensiveCareUnitTract 8:409:10am!!Pediatric!Cardiac!Arrhythmias:!Assessment!and!Nursing!Implica:ons AsarrhythmiasodenoccurinthePediatricCardiacIntensiveCareUnit, theiden7fica7onofpa7entriskfactors,earlynursinginterven7ons,and promptrecogni7onareimportantaspectsofnursingcare.thissession willdiscusstheseareasofarrhythmiamanagement.! AnnaC.FiskBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseIII SafetyEventReporLngSystem(SERS)Coordinator CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 11:0011:30amDon t!be!shocked:!automa:c!implantable!cardioverter! Defibrillator!(AICD)!Placement!and!Family!Educa:on Thissessionwillexaminetheimplica7onsforanimplantable cardioverterdefibrillator(icd)andreviewthevarioustypesof ICDs.Thedifferenttherapiesavailable,importantdischarge teachingandremotefollowupwillbediscussed. MariaMartuscelloBSN,RN,CPN Pacemaker/ICDNurse BostonChildren'sHospital! 11:40am12:10pmBreath!to!Beats:!Ven:la:on!Strategies!and!the!Effects!on!the!!!!!!!! 9:209:50amThe!Changing!Landscape!of!Mechanical!Circulatory!Support:!Use!of!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Cardiovascular!System!!!!!!!!!Ventricular!Assist!Device!(VAD)!in!Pediatrics Thissessionwillfocusontheevolvingfieldofmechanicalcirculatory supportincludingcurrentaccomplishments,newandupcoming ventricularassistdevices(vad),outpa7entvadtherapy,andthefuture plansindes7na7onvadtherapy. BethHawkinsMSN,RN,FNPIC VADCoordinator BostonChildren shospital! 10:20 Please!Feed!Me!Op:mizing!Enteral!Nutri:on!in!Neonates!with!! 10:50amCongenital!Heart!Disease Thispresenta7onwilliden7fyriskfactorsassociatedwithgrowthfailure ininfantswithcongenitalheartdisease.itwillchallengethemyths associatedwithprovidingadequateenteralnutri7onandreview evidencebasedprac7ceswithinthispopula7on. NancyBraudisMS,CPNP PediatricNursePracLLoner CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! Friday,September25,2015 Thissessionwillfocusontheprac7caleffectsofspontaneousand posi7vepressurebreathingoncardiacphysiologyasitrelatesto thecareofpa7entswithcongenitalandacquiredheartdisease. SaLshK.RajagopalMD StaffIntensivist CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 1:101:40pmLet s!get!moving!]!exercise!restric:ons!and!pa:ents!with!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!congenital!heart!disease!(chd) Thissessionwillexaminepreviousphilosophyregardingexercise andchdanddiscussthebenefitsofencouragingchildrenwith CHDtopar7cipateinphysicalac7vi7es. JuliIanneEvangelistaDNP,CPNPIAC,APRN,FAHA PediatricNursePracLLoner CardiovascularProgram BostonChildren'sHospital!!! 11BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

12 Educa7onalProgram:CardiacIntensiveCareUnitTract Friday,September25,2015 1:502:20pmPulmonary!Vein!Stenosis:!Diagnosis!to!Treatment Thissessionwilldescribehowpulmonaryveinstenosis(PVS)is diagnosed.treatmentmodali7esandourexperiencewithnon oncologychemotherapywillbediscussed,includinginforma7onon primarypvsandpvswithcongenitalheartdisease. ChrisLnaIrelandMS,CFNP PVSNursePracLLoner BostonChildren shospital! 3:404:10pmThe!Le^!is!Yet!to!Come:!Biventricular!Repairs!for!the!Borderline!Le^!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ventricle Thissessionwillexplorethedifferentsurgicalapproachesusedto achievebiventricularcircula7oninpa7entswithcongenitalheart diseaseaffec7ngtheledsideoftheheart,includingtheacuteand chronicpostopera7vemanagementforthesepa7ents. LaurenWestgateMSN,CPNPIAC/PC,CCRN PediatricNursePracLLoner CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren'sHospital! 4:204:50pmHow!Low!Can!We!Go:!Management!of!Low!Cardiac!Output!Syndrome!!!!!!!!!!!!!in!the!Post]Opera:ve!Pediatric!Cardiac!Pa:ent Thispresenta7onwilldescribetheincidenceoflowcardiacoutput syndrome(lcos)ininfantsfollowingsurgeryforcongenitalheart diseaseandiden7fycausesoflcosadercardiopulmonarybypass. IncludedwillbemanagementstrategiesofLCOSintheimmediate postopera7veperiod.! NancyBraudisMS,CPNP PediatricNursePracLLoner CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital Saturday,September26,2015 8:409:10amThe!Bewitching!Hour:!Confessions!from!the!Night!Shi^ Usingsitua7on/background/assessment/recommenda7on(SBAR) format,thispresenta7onprovidestransparentexamplesofreallife situa7onsencounteredinthepediatriccardiacintensivecareunitbya nightchargenurse.nursesworkingthisshidhaveunique opportuni7esforeduca7on,professionaladvancementandgrowth. MaryEisenhaurBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseIII,ChargeNurse CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 9:209:50amPrenatal!Counseling!for!Congenital!Heart!Disease Advancesinprenatalimagingallowsforearlydetec7onofcongenital heartdisease(chd);adiscoverywhichmaymaximizeorlimitchoices forprenatalcareanddecisionmaking.thispresenta7ondescribesthe importantcomponentsofprenatalcounselingandcareaderthe diagnosisaswellasdifficultdecisionsthatexpectantparentsmayface. TerraLafranchiMSN,NPIC FetalCardiologyCoordinator AdvancedFetalCareCenter BostonChildren'sHospital! 11:40amThe!Adult!Congenital!Heart!Disease!(CHD)!Survivor:!What!to!Expect!as 12:10pmthe!CHD!Pa:ent!Ages Individualshavingundergonerepairofbothsimpleandcomplex congenitalheartdefectsarebecomingolder,livingintoadulthoodand beyond.withaging,comemorechallengesforthispopula7on.common agerelatedadultphysiologicchangesandcomorbidi7esassociatedwith CHDwillbediscussed. DistyPearsonPAIC SeniorPhysicianAssistant BostonAdultCongenitalHeart(BACH)Service PulmonaryHypertensionService BrighamandWomen'sHospital BostonChildren'sHospital 12BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

13 Educa7onalProgram:NeonatalIntensiveCareUnitTract 8:409:10am!!!!!Therapeu:c!Hypothermia:!State!of!the!Science ThissessionisanoverviewofthecurrentstateofTherapeu7c HypothermiafortreatmentofHypoxicIschemicEncephalopathy(HIE). Includedwillbeareviewoflessonslearnedaswellasfuturedirec7ons forthistherapy. DeniseCaseyMS,CPNP,CCRN ClinicalNurseSpecialist NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 9:209:50amNon]Invasive!Assisted!Ven:la:on!in!Newborns!and!Infants! Theuseofnoninvasiveassistedven7la7on,includingCPAPand conven7onalmodesofmechanicalven7la7on,isbecomingan acceptedmeansofsupportfornewbornsandinfantswithrespiratory insufficiency.theindica7ons,benefits,andlimita7onsofnoninvasive assistedven7la7onwillbereviewed.! PeterBeLtMBA,RRTINPS,FAARC DirectorRespiratoryCareECMOProgram BostonChildren shospital AssociateinAnesthesia HarvardMedicalSchool! 10:2010:50amPearls!of!Wisdom!for!Neonatal!Ostomy!Care!and!Management! Neonatalostomycaremaybechallenging.Thispresenta7onwill reviewnormalandabnormalcharacteris7csofgastrointes7nalostomy diversions.bestprac7ceforpouchapplianceapplica7onandmanaging skincareconcernswillbediscussed. SandyQuigleyMSN,CPNPIPC,CWOCN ClinicalSpecialistinWound,OstomyConLnenceCare BostonChildren shospital Friday,September25, :0011:30amEthical!Issues!in!the!Neonatal!Intensive!Care!Unit!(NICU)!! Thispresenta7onwillexplorecommonethicalproblemsthatarise inthecontextofprovidingintensivecaretobabiesinasepng whereuncertaintyaboutsurvivalandambiguityaboutlongterm outcomesarefrequentreali7es.discussionwillincludeethical approachestolifeanddeathdecisionmaking,aswellasthe managementofmoraldistressinproviders. SadathSayeedJD,MD StaffNeonatologist BostonChildren shospital AssistantProfessorofGlobalHealth,SocialMedicineandPediatrics HarvardMedicalSchool!! 11:40am12:10pmWhy!Nutri:on!Ma_ers:!The!Importance!of!Op:mizing!Neonatal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Nutri:on Thissessionwillreviewthedevelopmentofnutri7onalguidelines, prac7cetrendsandobstaclesaroundneonatalnutri7on. EmilyHashimRD NutriLonist BostonChildren shospital 1:101:40pmPromo:ng!Family!Centered!Developmental!Care!in!the!Neonatal!!!!!Intensive!Care!Unit!(NICU):!Connec:ng!Parents!and!Babies!! Thispresenta7onwillreviewtheimportanceofpartneringwith familiesasthefounda7oninimplemen7ngandop7mizing developmentalcarewhileinthenicu. PatriciaFleckMSN,NNPIBC NeonatalNursePracLLoner NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 13BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

14 Educa7onalProgram:NeonatalIntensiveCareUnitTract Friday,September25,2015 1:502:20pmParents!Transforming!Care!!Neonatal!Intensive!Care!Unit!(NICU)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Family!Advisory!Council! Thissessionwillexploretheimpactfamilieshaveontransformingcare experiencesoffuturefamilies. CherylTooleMS,RN,CCRN,NEAIBC DirectorofNursingPaLentServices NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital!! 3:404:10pmChallenges!Associated!with!the!Infant!Car!Seat!Challenge!(ICSC)! Thissessionwillprovideanindepthexamina7onoftheICSCincluding; iden7fica7onofinfantsatriskforcarseatrelatedbreathingproblems, importantconsidera7onswhenimplemen7ngicscprocedures,and managementoficscfailures. MicheleDeGraziaPhD,NNPIBC,FAAN DirectorofNursingResearch NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital!! 4:204:50pmChronic!Lung!Disease!!State!of!the!Science! Thissessionwillprovideanoverviewoftreatmentstrategiesand outcomesofinfantswithchroniclungdisease.! LawrenceRheinMD Director,CenterforHealthyInfantLungDevelopment DivisionsofNewbornMedicineandRespiratoryDiseases BostonChildren shospital AssociateProfessorofPediatrics HarvardMedicalSchool!! Saturday,September26,2015 8:409:10amUnderstanding!and!Managing!Deforma:onal!Plagiocephaly!(DP)!in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!the!Inpa:ent!SeEng! Thissessionbeginswithanindepthdiscussiononthedevelopmentof DPanditsrelatedsocialandneurodevelopmentalissues.Par7cipants willthenbeintroducedtoseveralmethodsusedforthemanagement ofdpintheinpa7entsepngincludinguseoftheplagiocradle,anovel devicefordppreven7onandcorrec7on. MicheleDeGraziaPhD,NNPIBC,FAAN DirectorofNursingResearch NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital!! 9:209:50amIt s!in!your!hands:!educa:onal!ini:a:ve!for!parent!hand!hygiene! HandHygiene(HH)isthefounda7onofinfec7onpreven7on. Developmentofaneduca7onalini7a7vetoimproveparentHHwith thefocusoneduca7onandempowermentwillbereviewed. CelesteChandonnetBSN,RN,CCRN,CIC StaffNurseIII UnitIBasedInfecLonPrevenLonLiaisonNurse NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital!! 11:40amNecro:zing!Enterocoli:s!(NEC):!Early!Recogni:on,!Stabiliza:on!and 12:10pmTreatment! Thissessionincludesacomprehensivereviewoftherecogni7on, stabiliza7onandtreatmentofnecintheprematureneonate. KarenStebbinsBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseIII NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 14BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

15 Educa7onalProgram:GeneralTract Friday,September25,2015 8:409:10am!!Promo:ng!Success:!A!Mentoring!Program!for!New!Graduates!in!the!!!!!!!!!!!!Pediatric!Cri:cal!Care!Unit! Assimila7ngnewgraduatenursesinapediatriccri7calcareunitis impera7vefortheirsuccess.thissessionwillexplorethesuccessesofa mentoringprogramandthereten7onofnewgraduates. DianeM.McAleerMSN,RN,CAGS,CCRN,CPN StaffNurseIII Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 9:209:50amNovel!Role:!The!Unit]based!Infec:on!Preven:on!Nurse Theroleoftheunitbasedinfec7onpreven7onnursewasdevelopedto bridgethegapbetweenthehospitalinfec7onpreven7ondepartment andindividualunitswithongoing,7meintensiveinfec7onpreven7on ini7a7ves.thissessionwillexaminethedevelopment,expecta7ons,and challengesofthisuniquearrangement.! DebraForbesMorrowBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseIII,CardiovascularProgramInfecLonControlCoordinator CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren'sHospital CelesteChandonnetBSN,RN,CCRN,CIC StaffNurseIII,NeonatalProgramInfecLonControlCoordinator NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 10:20 Interven:onal!Strategies!for!Severe!Pulmonary!Hypertension!! 10:50amRefractory!to!Medical!Therapy! Despiterecentadvancesinpharmacologicaltherapy,pulmonaryarterial hypertensionisanincurablecondi7onwithsignificantmorbidityand mortality.thissessionwillfocusoninterven7onalstrategiesconsidered whenseverepulmonaryhypertensionisrefractorytomedicaltherapy. JuliaMcSweeneyMSN,CPNP NursePracLLoner CardiologyProgram BostonChildren shospital 11:0011:30amManaging!Challenging!Family!Behavior!in!the!ICU Thispresenta7onwillfocusonfactorstoconsiderwhencaringfor challengingfamilies,aswellasstrategiestoimprove communica7onandmanagedifficultbehaviorinthepediatricicu sepng. MaggieKirberMSW,LICSW ClinicalSocialWorker Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren'sHospital! SusanE.RobinsonLICSW ClinicalSocialWorker Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren'sHospital! 11:40am12:10pmBoston!Children's!Hospital!Transport!Team:!Bringing!Cri:cal!Care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!to!the!Community Cri7calcaretransportnursingoffersauniqueopportunitytobring ICUlevelcaretothepa7ent.Thispresenta7onwillgiveageneral overviewofourspecializedneonatal/pediatriccri7calcare transportteam. JenniferMcNamaraMSN,RN,CPNP,EMTIb StaffNurseII Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! 1:101:40pmIs!a!Pallia:ve!Care!Consult!Only!For!End!of!Life?! Duringthisinterac7vesession,discussionwillincludetheop7mal outcomesplannedforfamilieswhenpallia7vecareandthe NeonatalandPediatricIntensiveCareunitscollaborateincare. Par7cipantswillbeaskedtoreflectontheirownexperienceand/or casepresenta7ons. JanetDuncanMSN,CPNP NursePracLLoner PediatricAdvancedCareTeam(PACT) BostonChildren shospitalanddanafarbercancerinsltute 15BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

16 Educa7onalProgram:GeneralTract Friday,September25,2015 1:502:20pmBlindsided!by!Research:!How!I!Got!Mixed!Up!in!a!Research!Project!!!!!!!!!!!!!and!the!Ways!It!Changed!My!Life! BostonChildren shospital snursingfellowshipprogramprovidedthe opportunityfornursestoanswertheirclinicalques7onsthrougha mentorednursingresearchprojectfromconceptualiza7onto publica7on.duringthissession,onefellowwilldiscusstheexperience anditsimpactonhisprac7ceatthebedsideandbeyond. DennisDohertyMSN,RN,CCRN StaffDevelopmentSpecialist ClinicalEducaLonandInformaLcs BostonChildren shospital! 3:404:10pmMeasuring!the!Complexity!of!Nursing!Care!Using!the!Complexity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Assessment!and!Monitoring!To!Ensure!Op:mal!Outcomes!(CAMEO)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Tool! Thefocusofthispresenta7onistodescribethemeasurementofthe cogni7veworkloadandquan7fica7onofthecomplexityofpediatric nursingcare. JeanAnneConnorPhD,RN,CPNP DirectorofNursingResearch CardiovascularandCriLcalCareServices BostonChildren shospital! 4:204:50pmNon]Heart!Bea:ng!Organ!Dona:on!in!Pediatrics:!A!Primer!for!the!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Pediatric!Cri:cal!Care!Nurse! Thissessionwillincludeareviewofthebasicsoforgandona7onader circulatorydetermina7onofdeath(dcdd)inpediatrics,includingthe evalua7onformedicalsuitabilityandtheconsentprocess.thepre opera7veprepara7onandopera7ngroomprocedurewillalsobe discussed.! SallyHVitaliMD AssociateinCriLcalCareMedicine DepartmentofAnesthesia,PerioperaLveandPainMedicine Chair,OrganDonaLonOversightCommiXeeandOrganDonaLon Council BostonChildren'sHospital! Saturday,September26,2015 8:409:10amThe!Children s!hospital!early!warning!scoring!system!(chews)! Thissessionwilldescribethedevelopment,implementa7onand valida7onofanearlywarningscoringsystemusedwithinallinpa7ent unitsatanacademicpediatrichospitaltoiden7fychildrenatriskfor cri7caldeteriora7on.theassociatedchewsalgorithmforescala7onof resources,clinicalimplica7ons,andimpactonnursingprac7cewillbe discussed. MaryCMcLellanBSN,RN,MPHIGC StaffNurseIII ClinicalEducator AcuteCareCardiacUnit BostonChildren shospital!!! 9:209:50amGlobal!Healthcare!! Thissessionwillpresentthenursingperspec7veonhealthcare programsestablishedinghana(cardiovascular)andrwanda (neonatal),aswellasthedevelopmentofasisterpicuprojectintwo othercountries(pediatriccri7calcare). BeverlyM.SmallRN,CCRN StaffNurseIII CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital MichelleLabrecqueMSN,RN,CCRN ClinicalNurseSpecialist NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! EmilyDrayBSNRNCCRN StaffNurseI Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital!! 16BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

17 PlenarySessions Challenging!Conversa:ons!in!Pediatric!Cri:cal!Care:!PROGRAM!TO!ENHANCE!RELATIONAL!AND!COMMUNICATION!SKILLS!(PERCS)! Highstakescommunica7oncanbeadailyoccurrencewithintheneonatalandpediatriccri7calcareenvironment.ProvidedthroughtherobustworkofPERCSusingbothdidac7c teachingandsimula7on,willbeanoverviewofgeneralprinciplesandstrategiesthataidcri7calcarenursesduringchallengingconversa7onwithfamiliesthatariseduringtheir prac7ce. ElaineC.MeyerPhD,RN ChrisLneM.RachwalMSN,RN,CCRN Director ClinicalNurseSpecialist InsLtuteforProfessionalismEthicalPracLce CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital FacultyAssociate AssociateProfessorofPsychology InsLtuteforProfessionalismEthicalPracLce HarvardMedicalSchool BostonChildren shospital! 10:0011:00amSaturday,September26,2015 SAFETY Safetyini7a7vesundertakenbydifferentcri7calcareandcardiovascularunitswillbepresented.Par7cipantswillbeencouragedtodescribestaffandpa7entsafetyprojectsattheir ins7tu7ons. BostonChildren shospital Safety!without!Silence:!Addressing!Hospital!Alarm! Fa:gue! Asanins7tu7on,BostonChildren shospitalembarked upona2yearprocesstoaddressthejointcommission Na7onalPa7entSafetygoal;AlarmFa7gueand Management.Thissessionwilldiscussthemannerand methodsusedtostrengthenthesafetynetforour pa7entsandfamilies.! SuzanneJ.ReidyMS,RN NurseManager AcuteCareCardiacUnit BostonChildren shospital 2:303:30pmFriday,September25,2015 The!Red!Zone:!A!Tool!to!Promote!Pa:ent!Safety!in! Clinical!Prac:ce Distrac7onsandinterrup7onsduringhighalert ac7vi7escanleadtomedica7onerrorsand miscommunica7onofvitalpa7entinforma7on.red Zone7meisatermandconcepttoprovidedistrac7on free7meduringcri7calpointsofpa7entcare.! MaryP.ErbafinaBSN,RN,CCRN StaffNurseII Medical/SurgicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital! OR!to!ICU!to!Floor:!Promo:ng!Safety!during!Pa:ent! Handoff Thissessionwillreviewconsequencesof communica7onfailureandincompleteinforma7on duringpa7enthandoff.iden7fica7onofstrategiesand solu7onsforsafeprac7cesduringhandoffbasedon currentresearchandrecommenda7onsintheliterature areiden7fied. DorothyBekeMS,RN,CPNPIPC/AC ClinicalNurseSpecialist MechanicalCirculatorySupportResource CardiacIntensiveCareUnit CardiovascularProgramBereavementCoordinator CardiologyPreoperaLveClinicNursePracLLoner BostonChildren shospital 17BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister

18 Simula7onSessions Friday,September25,2015! SIMULATION!SESSIONS!! Threeseparateinterac7vesimula7onsessionswillbeheldincludinghighacuity/lowfrequencyscenariosinvolvingaCardiacIntensiveCarepa7ent,aNeonatalIntensiveCarepa7ent, andapediatricintensivecarepa7ent.eachsimula7onsessionwillbeone(1)hour.thesesessionswillrequirepriorregistra7on. 8:409:40am!!!!!!Cardiac!Intensive!Care!Unit!SIM! AnneXeImpresciaBSN,RN,CCRN DorothyBekeMS,RN,CPNPIPC/AC StaffNurseIII ClinicalNurseSpecialist ClinicalEducator MechanicalCirculatorySupportResource CardiacIntensiveCareUnit CardiacIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital CardiovascularProgramBereavementCoordinator CardiologyPreoperaLveClinicNursePracLLoner BostonChildren shospital 10:3011:30amNeonatal!Intensive!Care!Unit!SIM CaitlinO BrienBSN,RN,CCRN DeniseCaseyMS,RN,CPNP,CCRN StaffNurseIII ClinicalNurseSpecialist ClinicalEducator NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit NeonatalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital BostonChildren shospital! 1:102:10pmPediatric!Intensive!Care!Unit!SIM LeahAbecassisMSN,RN,CCRN MichelleGistBSN,RN,CCRN ClinicalNurseSpecialist StaffNurseII MedicalIntensiveCareUnit EducaLonCoordinator BostonChildren shospital MedicalIntensiveCareUnit BostonChildren shospital 18BostonChildren shospital Visitchildrenshospital.org/nursingsummit2015forupdatesandtoregister